THE BLUE HEARTS Popular Song Ranking [2026]

Moon BomberTHE BLUE HEARTS22rank/position

THE BLUE HEARTS – Bomber of the Moon

A hidden gem by THE BLUE HEARTS that expresses the nihilism of war and indignation toward the ethics violated by it.

The song conveys messages from both the viewpoint of those who bomb and those who are bombed.

It was included on the live album “Live All Sold Out,” released in January 1996.

The “thin moonlight” is used as a metaphor for shared ethics and understanding, suggesting that all conflicts can be resolved through mutual understanding.

This approach, rich with depth that invites multiple interpretations, evokes a range of emotions and thoughts.

Recommended for those who resonate with lyrics that touch the heart, this track gives courage to face life’s hardships and challenges.

THE BLUE HEARTS MedleyTHE BLUE HEARTS23rank/position

THE BLUE HEARTS - 1st & 2nd Album Collection

A best-of medley from a band known for blues with deep, resonant vocals.

Their strongly messaged Japanese lyrics create a unique worldview and are still frequently used in commercials and theme songs today.

The music’s driving, heart-piercing energy is captivating.

I want you to kiss me (too-too-too)THE BLUE HEARTS24rank/position

[Official] THE BLUE HEARTS 'Kiss Shite Hoshii (Toot Toot Toot)' [2nd Single (1987/11/21)] THE BLUE HEARTS / Kiss Shite Hoshii

This is a rock number that goes straight down the very center of the mainstream.

It’s a song by the legendary band THE BLUE HEARTS, who led the rock scene from the late ’80s to the early ’90s, released as their third single in 1987.

With its punkish sound and dead-straight lyrics, it’s the kind of track that makes you want to say, “This is Blue Hearts!” It sounds cool no matter when you listen to it.

That unflinchingly direct feeling for someone you love…

It makes me think, I wish I could live with feelings like that too.

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Walking FlowerTHE BLUE HEARTS25rank/position

Walking Flower

This is a hidden gem by THE BLUE HEARTS, who enjoyed explosive popularity from the 1980s to the 1990s.

It’s said that vocalist Hiroto Kōmoto wrote the song for a friend’s wedding, making it a perfect choice to perform at weddings.

The performance difficulty isn’t very high, so it’s also appealing that it can be relatively easy to play as a band.

The future is in our hands.THE BLUE HEARTS26rank/position

Kaiji OP Full “The Future Is in Our Hands” Kaiji opening full

This is a famous song by The Blue Hearts that secured a charismatic position with its powerful message amid intense punk-style vocals and electrifying live performances.

Its popularity resurged after it was featured in the TV anime Kaiji.

It’s also known as a rebellious anthem for the so-called delinquent generation now in their 40s, making it a youthful, crowd-pleasing track.

NO NO NOTHE BLUE HEARTS27rank/position

[Official] THE BLUE HEARTS “NO NO NO” [Included on the album ‘THE BLUE HEARTS’ (1987/5/21)] THE BLUE HEARTS / NO NO NO

This song dates back to Hiroto Kōmoto’s previous band, The Coats.

Despite its simplicity, the lyrics create a sense of grandeur, making it a powerful, quintessential punk rock track.

It’s a song that hits you straight in the head even if you listen without thinking about anything.

For youTHE BLUE HEARTS28rank/position

THE BLUE HEARTS 'For You'

THE BLUE HEARTS’ ‘Kimi no Tame’ is captivating for its simple guitar, bass, and drums paired with straightforward, lyric-driven vocals, creating a passionate song that stirs the emotions.

Despite the intense vocals, doesn’t the track somehow feel nostalgic? A waltz-like 3/4 rhythm is very similar to a heartbeat and is said to instinctively evoke a sense of comfort.

That might be why this song feels so nostalgic!

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Yuuki

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